Peter Kyle has retained his seat in Hove and Portslade with a decisive victory, securing 27,209 votes, with a 52.4% share. He has won with a 19,791 majority, an increase from his 17,044 majority in December 2019. 

Peter’s win contributes to the broader picture, seeing a Labour landslide after 14 years of Tory mismanagement. The Labour Party achieved a 174-seat majority, with a total of 411 seats. 

Peter Kyle has said: “I would like to thank everybody who worked on this campaign to make it a safe and fair election.” 

He is expected to be a part of Sir Keir Starmer’s frontbench, after being appointed Shadow Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology in 2023. 

2024 General Election results, Hove and Portslade: 

• Labour: Peter Kyle 27,209 

• Green: Sophie Broadbent 7,418 

• Conservative: Carline Deal 6,630 

• Reform: UK Martin Hess 4,558 

• Independent: Tanushka Marah 3,048 

• Liberal Democrat: Michael Wang 3,046 

Turnout was 74,063 or 70.42 per cent of the electorate.